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'We're here to win it, we're not here to come second'
Cale Hooker is the least likely of Essendon's injured trio to play in Saturday's elimination final against Sydney after failing to train on Wednesday morning.
Sam McClure won the Clinton Grybas rising star award at the AFL media association awards in 2015.
Cale Hooker is the least likely of Essendon's injured trio to play in Saturday's elimination final against Sydney after failing to train on Wednesday morning.
When it comes to jumper punches, Tom Hawkins has a fair bit of experience.He's been suspended for that act twice this season and on Friday night will face a team captained by the man who changed the AFL's interpretation of it.
Essendon's journey back into September is set to be marked by a record profit of more than $4 million, in a result the Bombers hope will make them debt free within 18 months.
Almost exactly two years ago – in round 23, 2015 – Jacob Townsend kicked a goal midway through the second quarter to give the Giants a five-point lead over Melbourne.
Geelong are in the midst of a salary-cap clear-out as they prepare to launch a raid of Greater Western Sydney for Devon Smith and Jacob Hopper.
Former AFL football operations boss Simon Lethlean has emerged as a leading candidate for the top job at Collingwood, after meeting president Eddie McGuire.
Star defender Jake Carlisle will be available for St Kilda's final home and away game against Richmond this weekend, after being cleared by the match review panel for two separate striking incidents, while Port Adelaide will be without Tom Jonas for round 23 and their first final.
Helmets being worn in football codes are less effective than those used more than 15 years ago, according to a researcher.
Jake Stringer needs to start working harder for his midfielders, says one of the game's greatest forwards.
Greater Western Sydney forward Toby Greene has escaped a ban for his boot to the face of Western Bulldogs' midfielder Luke Dalhaus, but the Bulldogs are smarting after a spearhead was cited for striking.
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